PRIME Bunny Wailer and the rise and break-up of The Wailers Together with Bob Marley and Peter Tosh, their unique reggae sound saw them conquer the world before a bitter fall-out.
The quest to identify Fela Kuti's successor: why it’s time to end it It’s nearly a quarter of a century since Fela Kuti passed away. Yet, the influence of his music and pan-Africanist thoughts hasn’t stopped.
PRIME African Heritage House: The making of an architectural marvel Alan Donovan talks about the inspiration behind the national monument which boasts the title “Most Photographed House in Africa”.
The Reel: Why Bridgerton swept the nation The Duke was looking for a convenient way to get through the summer, and he ended up in a marriage.
PRIME Baraza JM: I have just the car for you... I have to ask: with 100km of city driving... do you really need an SUV?
PRIME Eric Omondi: The fuss, the fun and the funk The controversial ‘Wife Material’ project, saw some corporates withdraw endorsement deals with the comedian.
The secret of being confident without the arrogance To be self-assured is to strive to be the best version of yourself while arrogance has you competing with everybody with an air of self-importance
PRIME Austin Bukenya: For our fish, misfortunes never come singly but in battalions We have cause to be alarmed at reports that fish in our lakes are dying and washing on to our shores in large numbers.
Kenyan DJ out to conquer tricky US music market DJ Cutts, says he wants to develop his talent to reach the level of DJ Puff, a native of Barbados, South America.
Congolese singer Fiston Lusambo releases Kenyan tribute song Fiston has in the last few years has been incorporating Kenyan and Congolese musicians in his recordings.
Rhumba Japan live at Alaska Lounge The group is currently working on new recordings for their next production later in the year.
PRIME The rise and rise of Mbogi Genje You have listened to their music, whether you liked it or not, and tried to figure out what they are saying.
Staffroom Diary: Fiolina refuses to become a Mwisho wa Lami teacher I hope she fails the interview, and comes back to me begging.
Surgeon's Diary: Day Marie and I got vaccinated for Covid I and Mama Marie received a letter from the NHS inviting us for our Covid vaccination a week ago.
Caroline Njunge: Growing up, what was your alcohol story? There are many other versions of such stories that revolve around alcohol.
Gospel musician Purity Gitonga marks 20 years in ministry The gospel musician has expressed optimism as she enters another milestone of her career.
Veteran Congolese singer Jean Papy Ramazani dies in USA Ramazani's counterpart Mekanisi Modero, who also lives in Seattle, confirmed his death after a long ailment.
Amanda Gorman redeemed belief in the power of poetry Miss Gorman proved that art can be that middle ground that can be a launching pad for a more equitable, peaceful and just society.
Upheaval at premier museum echoes racial turmoil in America Smithsonian forced to apologise for race guideline that said rational thinking, hard work are ‘white values’
Bukenya: Enjoying a Christmas party and a literary chat with Ndugu Mkapa Mkapa may have had his failings, but they were not for lack of trying.
Sunday Sermon: Freedom goes hand in hand with restraint Many biblical texts encourage us to take freedom seriously
Staffroom Diary: Trouble brewing as Branton and Electina rebel The children have disappeared from home and vowed never to return.
Surgeon's Diary: Of my part-time writing job that finally paid off On March 3, 1978, I became a published writer and acquired a new wife, ‘Literary’ to rhyme with Marie, Surgery and Rotary
How Julius Nyerere built state out of disparate nations The Tanzanian statesmen was willing to imperil his family economically for his countrymen and women to gain political freedom.
Mr Survivor: My Beetle will save me from poverty They call me Survivor, which fits me as well as it suits their hearts.
Johnny Depp libel trial set to start in London Depp is suing News Group Newspapers (NGN), publisher of The Sun, and its executive editor Dan Wootton.
'Safe haven' gold has a rich 3,000-year history So, during good times, the investment argument for gold may not glitter.
Azziad vs Femi One: Who owes the other? Lawyer Bernard Murunga weighs in on the issues behind #UtawezanaChallenge
Beyonce decries bigotry in message to graduates "Your fight for people who may be different from you is beautiful."
Series Review: Why Issa from ‘Insecure’ shouldn’t take ex back 'Insecure' is the child of Senegalese American film genius Joissa Rae Diop, better known to you as Issa Rae
Veteran musician John Nzenze in hospital He is among the few surviving legends of the Kenya Twist genre.
Diamond Platinumz to pay rent for 500 families Tanzania is battling the coronavirus pandemic as cases surge.
Mourning three music megastars Three diehard fans of Congolese soukous legend Aurlus Mabele are devastated by the news of his death.
Diamond Platnumz manager Sallam tests Covid-19 positive Sallam is believed to have travelled to Europe on March 5 where he visited Switzerland, Denmark and France.
Tom Hanks announces positive test for coronavirus Hanks, 63, said he and Wilson came down with a fever while in Australia.
